[27/07/2020 06:59]
RIYADH - SABA
Parliament Speaker Sheikh Sultan al-Barakani has praised the leading role of the people of Hadhramout for supporting the national inclusive project and standing by the internationally recognized government for realizing Yemen's security and stability.
In his meeting with the leaders and representatives of Hadhramout Inclusive Conference led by Sheikh Abdullah al-Katheri on Monday, al-Barakani stressed significance of integrating all national efforts against Houthi militia's agenda and getting rid of Yemen's crisis and realizing just and sustainable peace on the bases of the three references; the GCC Initiative, the outcomes of the National Dialogue Conference and SC's Resolution 2216.
Al-Barakani highlighted importance of Hadhramout Province and its people for supporting implementation of Riyadh Agreement and helping in making all national efforts for building the federal Yemen successful, pointing out to special care given to Hadhramout by the political leadership for keeping the province stable and away of all conflicts.
For their part, the leaders of Hadhramout acquainted al-Barakani with their vision towards different political and social situations and inclusive peace in Yemen, pointing out to including Hadhramout in the political settlement.
They confirmed that Hadhramout will continue to have firm positions supporting the project of Yemen's modern state and confirmed their support to the political leadership and all national forces for protecting Yemen's unity, security, stability and republican regime.
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